The phrase "assertive agenda" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan or strategy that is confident and proactive in nature.
Example: "The committee presented an assertive agenda aimed at addressing the community's concerns head-on."
Alternatives: "proactive agenda" or "decisive agenda".
The personnel shifts did not suggest that the president would have any new leverage to ram through an assertive agenda for change, even if he had one.
A1 Bush Demands Action in Africa President Bush outlined an assertive agenda for advancing peace and prosperity in Africa, demanding that Liberia's leader step down to avert further bloodshed in his country, calling for a change of government in Zimbabwe, and dispatching an envoy to broker an end to the long civil war in Sudan.
This is the "rearest of rear-guard positions one can imagine," historian Andy Seal writes at his blog, "petitioning for the right not to die prematurely, a mark of retreat from the larger hopes and assertive agendas" of the 1960s and 1970s.
As results flooded in Tuesday night, Mr. Sanders said he had felt the race shifting in his favor in recent days as he talked with auto workers, union leaders and college students, who all seemed eager for a more assertive progressive agenda.
In 2011, he ousted dozens of centrists and liberals from the party and adopted a more assertive conservative agenda.
After the 2011 elections, Hizmet supporters grew increasingly frustrated with what they saw as a pivot towards a more assertive political Islamist agenda – they felt Erdoğan had grown invulnerable, buoyed by landslide victories that meant he no longer needed his allies.
These lost, sound judgment in pursuit of even a forthright agenda of assertive democracy promotion becomes impossible.
The complex and "peace-disturbing" issues put on the political agenda by increasingly self-assertive nationalisms are regarded, accordingly, as either the potential source of new ideologies seeking the establishment of the Utopian "perfect condition" or, on the contrary, as variations of the same modest, pragmatically motivated political pursuits.
For one brief day, a presidential inauguration may be a celebration of freedom, democracy and of national unity, and in calling upon Americans to "seize the moment", Obama gave an assertive articulation of the liberal agenda he hopes to implement.
Frances Beinecke, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, used the term "assertive" as she described the agenda Obama laid out for reducing carbon pollution.
Productive conference calls also take place when there is a definite host (assertive to steer the meeting's agenda), and active and focused participants.
